Racks
The most efficient way to contain network elements is in a rack system, similar to ours.
Virtually all small businesses need networks to handle their computer chores. Unfortunately, networking isn't a discipline easily mastered. VCC helps by surveying the needs of the client, recommending a system that will fit both needs and budget, installing it and then maintaining it. VCC's Network Design has details.
The most important consideration for a business network is data protection. How do we make sure incorrect data isn't added and how do we back up the correct data? Should we use tape, Zip drives, CD-R, CD-RW, DVD, SAN Disks, NAS, RAID or even remote TCP/IP backups? Industry statistics indicate that more than 70% of all businesses who lose their data never open their doors again, so backup decisions are far more critical than most small business owners realize. If this describes you, be sure to visit our Backup page.
In addition to protecting your data, we work to improve connectivity. A well designed network will have less downtime than one slapped together. VCC can configure Internet connections to manage connection restrictions so workers don't waste time at your expense. Modern routers make the chore of giving selective access quite easy. Click on the DSL page for more info.
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The most efficient way to contain network elements is in a rack system, similar to ours.
If your network center is a maze of wires where it is impossible to determine which wire goes where, you are a candidate for a punch-down block and hub or switch.